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Full Title	Comfort, v. XVI, no. 4, February 1904.
Date Added	16 December 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1904-02
Publisher	Augusta, Me. : W. H. Gannett, Incorporated
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Topic	Augusta (Me.) > Newspapers. Popular literature > Specimens. Valentine's Day.
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OCR ..,’V.. A I2 COMFORT February Some Sociable Suggestions EOPLE living in the country and in ,,,,,.u ,, my.‘ am, an ,9.‘ a . it with niyllttls hatchetmind across onecorrier loynierit -tram hair social eutertalu- at n hatchet, w ic een cut lronl gilt merits, ti soc s to 1 than] t e p-per Ind P“WdW9‘9r d i ll- I t eaa , th s a o ‘tirltsialn tltirnglzl iirrivell ‘Int alter .0Rebus Joclabte spend ngsevel-ii yea c nu-long ‘a V . mix," and he participant in their Joy: and Be-rchingcggrovgh I111-mlnble Pl‘P"‘2t““l'3l sorrows. it is among such people, ths e malt 1 Ms. ‘IMPORT M u 6 V39 -inf 6 who, as rul , nu ll d living close to sture the picture 1'8 “M W0 W“ n(- n re‘::r(;“w '"‘“". “"“"“v"‘"“"“ "" '""“ ’ , t’i‘.‘3‘f.rrre.t.'.'.'ia'2le'i.oi.'.‘.iS‘P20 E P“... da- nature is lorcait to thaw in the atniospherso this mom“ heme um mm We thought 0, the most genuine, sympathetic lrleudllneas and lnlorrnslity ever me Wl li. ' nsir social one and or each oc< caslon with a 1:. t hie war ii one’: via y . - . ’ heart. 1 ah: I never lorget some at he eve - tlaen 1001: up the name; which W01“1d:9f0“f-J lngentenainmentatl. as myg d rtuns to pinned to some adys rears. n I is My en] vi" as warm hearted lriends, I d partners were secured forwpiien remembering ow we use t s we pera, magazilniea and h to dd! 3‘ metlhing -19 Toe -Torlable new or n n the line at enter a n ng a . O," m, mm, , i',,,,,,,,, At this socishls, the gentlemen di;)evv“e:;;lho: I lp to their uses,nli of th requiring llttle lay. .3 George Lllnsltlngfon Entertainment This was an almlr given by a you oclety, which wnslne nierriest or its i d I ended. > ' if with sour. received us at t e doors and [ and attended to us throughout the evening. After all had nssemhled, each guest d n ‘is :7 fb 1 sheet which hang over the curtains In an archway. 'l'hi t was y us down and the contest was to see w c on could. his ' tree, hav- a written his or her name on their hatchet the contest. began, every one par y number T00 preparation and very little out- n couples the company tor the evsnin . 9 By Edna M. Jateren curd bearing the date, the inscription, “I did 3 holding the sociable, We had plenty Dl rebuaes draw I car rum to solve the retina lrorn s har, the ladies were i d . E? ii piece or crayon. W en the la res up merriment rung high as the gentlemen aearchad ior their iium bera. II Bu (ton Joclable nantity oi buttons are selected, but two oleach kilid,tled withloops oi ' the pairing otl s o l rnany more simple little ways ol srartlngan evening's entertainment, but w‘ w ' an see ' his pes the Editor's waste-basket, and it it does 1 will send more sugges ions. 1 'Children’s Parties To the husy housevvlls who wishes to give a on an . R Vvhen the gentlemen arrived each was told to ahle aaan-. have you amall slips ol paper, which you roll tightlyand ' I shake thelnvrell. Have it understood that the hildren are to come in everyed y clothes ind givathemth tread in oi t itchen. “b an you hav placed the basins ol soaps s u out on ch d boxes or benches and given each . pi , av‘ see all urn riy in Va i u. 0 yo sshrne ts simple hu plessin to their childish iancies, reinemhers colored trusting on it s pl 1 en nllarlce t restly in the eyes‘ crannerryjuiceis handy coloring lor trait- ing,and. ou hncvv,perlecl p . A lit used will aka the lrosti 1 and , lore will produce a hrig t red ti t. range juice or ra ed rind Q o". :: your oven, dropging in tea- spoontuls on buttered paper place on the bot- tom or the pan. - A little girl who had ildgeted about a great deal alter dinner, hecan is her in ruins, being dtziained by a caller, had been unable to attend to dressing her, was asked her nraninia on her return it she was late at the no, maninis," the little bite. ’ But to go back to my soap bubble pai‘ty,- urge you must have souvenirs, so that each little heart will be made glad having party. one said, “they thing to car ho These souvenirs are old, pipes dressed as dolls, -it eyes nose a d month lrlar d on the bowl or the pipe wit i'nk,and with bonnets drawn over the back ol the bowl. .19 Peanut Party For children ln their teens, this is an enjoy- ‘ r invitations written on ccsaion give peanut pen-wipers, E. y o n to amuse her children, let w lch are made as lollon . t now: taking their turn. from white-hnii-ed grnndpas me dyescrlbe plans for two simple ones. 0 ,,,,.w1,,, pine, 0; red gen; (0,. my and gran mas down to the littlstollrs. . For the little tots, there is no party to equal a color desired), largest shout three inches in d,. h succeeded in pinning his. soap bubble part . Have pn han s I ny aineter u ri e an -h l! inc es. hatchet nearest the original cut received as a clay pl . as enumbei: ol little ones invitetl, Nntch them aria selv together. Select two pep. prizsu icture at George and Lady Washing- and the soapsu eady,vvh a easy, is nuts about a ., 9 size that ton, an the one iarthest out-oi the way re- much better: rbubhles it you prepur it the so as to tor agoo ' itutio occa eeived I tiny toy hatchet with a bow of ribbon day before. Take some gla rnit jars and Sewn tiny bow of red ribbon on the toe of each attached. v viliita castile soap into e ch, their pour in slipper, and saw them to s pen-wiper. Cut Each guest at supper received on his plate wsrm,soit water. ea scans and set aside. insoles to [it the slippers and iasten in with Iaouveriu‘ oi the occasion in the shape at I The next. day just before emptying the cans, Fun. and Philosophy. By Comfort’: Own Fun Makers Cvpyrtghl, ism, by iv. 1:. oanncll, nlbluiier. February say. l-‘ehrniry. you Arc short And sold or anylbin :. at you have ons redeeming trait. Wh'c is-yon‘rc nut to ipring. It‘: a wire Child ‘Illa! Know: Its Own Father Tncher-“ilyoiihud been George Wuhington, ‘would you have told the truth shout the cherry ree!" . aluhnny-“Not it I had the lather I have nowl" when one of the lliiirndtfa Iahlectu becomes In- htaated with an slrnond-eyed in-ideu at the Orient, does he mil hclors her on his Japan-kneea! Not Used to 1! Tender Newman (writ ng)-"Yeowl Dat bottle or your'ri don't hold no pliiiri -ody. My inside: in Illre. I" Gee! Dat wood I-I aulp Grows <nymp-itheticslly)- nllryho does disergred wid some Iellerl." Discovered! Christmas now in lsngbeliind us, Yet in mention anlzkrs. sir. Why! she‘. lound nenind the woudshed Those cigars she and to Yaw! J9 Life Javer Charlie, whoa: salary is so per-"I was readinv tlieolher day where lrl was poisoned by eating cnocnliles and died in nwlul Igony." hlahel-“The poor girl Ivoald hart been sure yet it the hid heen Roiiig with you." Looked Jusplclou: u stein (suspiciously)-r sirnon. inineleetlelkey laying with your eetls nutnle, and dot new lunar ‘in tor ii chri-dtniu hresent us disappeare sirncn (despairiugly)---ohl dcvlninienl De vim- ilienl" what Jilted Him Haven't heard about the iriirl-it Couldn't vpeslr to nave hill mull well, itdid loolr queer. you lrnnw, All at once to lose his wltsl 1: t ngnewinont ego; Eirrrle “thought cider, some thonghtnts. lzuttna story soon got roa rid- Quite Possible Higher Eddication Benny-"Fader.vat de eh I: b d M -- v u - - is i..r.v......ur"“i lo.-..:..=.. - W ...‘.‘.ai!:.“l.::;“.: ...i.:“l:l.i"..’.‘i- “'ig'"‘u“‘.""’ Father-"Neider did Moses." college tor a visit.’ > u as V: illovlf lrlhrlifed irvoeli ;“lxlg:;lrelldEdl'i‘f:l;l'tiIl tr; rtlniirldiii (lie ;avLo; till: cugsed an in on ' N was Cheat”-’I' dollerslerallthelllflllgek ’n in Ell“ hc:Laatii'i'i't ‘rill llrir..!ones-“Jenkins lr coining tonight to collect swan no man is at reml.mucli less you- triiit bill (or ninety dollars. it .v , o . ..“.!;i;.1;;;‘?.“.: zi:'..::’..“.1% ‘” "M W W Mr. J. (alter conriderlng)-“No, I guess I'll stay and see Jenkins." Received His Deserts Mr. Cohen-“who Vol dot teller dey took out or your clpdin: store dis morning in dsr ambulance?" Mr. ailhcrstel - ii Dot vol r clisekasi vat tried to sell ins I piuterit lire extinguisher!” Death changer All ‘Things Mark] ---rhat iellow there used to be a relation all mine es 0 -“Ain't he now?" Marlrly-“Not mach w en my wire was alive, h he was my hrathe iw, hut he ain't. any more, now she‘: dead Nat a Testimonial . vdniplins ilol-lea, when he tell. had ' wors Blank‘: Electric Livtr Patl. But now vdolph hll crossed the River. He died of In elsctric llverl “"!(l):Ir.d mlthejilkxltlirgivlekne-5 ma boil!” remarked the murmured the on worry no t it." “Alter all, in nothiliug hut hot air, you lrnow.-’P"" The Futility of Bantu slretl -l-hisnire thingo‘llr(hl.in'iui' cad ‘ll ' ll ht - is all blamedlooliahness!" innoun >" J" (D e tore. land Ihe didn't want no owl An‘ l. are‘: Irhtxoe Pni'plnolsl1ads. Wha tuntet good did I theni llers do that ht. this rnessley little fleaabllten island. that -want no grind. n ow. An’ o i at WIII Ipll'lo' Cllllll air: a. .r F out in that Inwlm By Jlmmln i I linked blml" snorted ll r. niirglns, taming ilercely n n the lnunirer. “Yen, Ilrl lllclierl hirn gooullm why.thst sneairln- cunn had his huh-wlrs fence ii hull gosh-darned twenty leeton in property, where it runs through tho DIdn‘l. hinn-is him when we lrnew That the Deacon jnlot nsrl loanrl Two whole oyult-u In his rtewi ‘out money, by ginger! but i licked him. . i aw i aln t usiu' tlllttlmher lot but no will henimry wultter. u n w 'hoat turns her: Pliilipirio lllandu-" the ‘ ..y.’.. ii i 1 map. 1 wuid 5“ ml, tIIliln't ii An‘ I guess [choked the hull darned in An‘ .1 once. tinrd. neenis ll some n’ w h “hon urns. rnizht 'ii' made ast summer. wli lawn t ‘ I dun tennis. h lit hulls,-waal, you lrin hetthlit-r tllerenfi 3- the hi N. cr t-ddlcationn You it hit thar ten-agre lg:-:0 gromhesacrnl An’ yer higher sddicitiou n5:r;T;:g:;ri,wonld yoajust is leil i get some Adorn--l don't care s Eg what you get," . ..:ii:,":‘..li:‘.i“=lz:: lllai. sometimes: little word that don't weigh goth, “put In edge on a hundred iu- any pound The lelle th in t ' rins right ln tiregflriie opzgerklitl? c'$Zr9m‘iitiwJ‘ 3”“ would have a whole lot easier lile ahead e 9 E l h" ' u . l:'pl;Iunlilnrl"cLImelathrougb needles eyes as r reg‘. Whenamanna I vlI'l don't gelfly reel‘ivL'lt"tili 'rrSovii‘.3r"ti7lvieba? The downright meanest zolillip in the rinllt ‘ . the one thet tears her nelylihcrs to ieces n".'."’ 5 an‘ rtcadv, while she-s vialllll’ yon, hot oil d "5’ get no chance ter tesr your own nelgyhboraontcl i. Kins-only he llerwa S E! ii t h . ciorel.'i'."r.e'r‘r"t'i’r'$ dfrirr E "'.'Si.‘3i" .'r'.'- ?l"’Li' “F rie conversational breeze: don't rittls hisglvoiielsa 5 The time to mnlre In - n ' rlzht ’n(IlIKll: but tncls. :ir:t' Nail?‘ xii 'tii‘t'r"‘ ‘ll rnsiiu nu tarnel much thstye git sun-struck aria. car. i . in a hint: thing thet tn. M1,, hlxltlme luck n--cause in cold in winter a - h in surnrner ‘a nalnally the name ch. tlntnrl 0-” rnaire no ellor to vrarm hi; blood Ky shoveilni :i.-:i;l<:: t"eortlKeep it cool hy xlttIn'to wort store the ‘ everybody tliouuht l. I l they‘d he s dreadlal .'.'p,‘.$.1.‘i’.2$ 'fl':n’c:!I>n0o';’ in thet spends wl, sits, a ' th v nnnlmlltl hall sense ’lI:III‘l’I l0e'tlI.i’)llo'lleg],3t..;Ig':5x'0N Icandalizlil‘ durn hrute. tn .,.,',’,'. lie the man thet collects in the port-oillc. rs of Judge Harrlman of Ann Arbor, Mic H . nlihllilllilsiil ‘ Cured Through the Feet 41 d t home e "'?..":.?t'lv gy anll7l<:cl‘E'ero3r oanrrsiery Why not YOU? Try Them-FREE The Drafts cured Mrs. w. D. Harrima;‘u,wile l”l’0V- They cured . Van Valkenburg, ' idence, R. 1., oi an intensely painful case of muscular rheumatism. ‘ They cured severe rheumatism of the arms, neck and back for T. C. Pendleton, Jackson, 2 IC I. Mrs. Caspar Yahrsdorler, Jackson, Mich- igan,7o s 0 , w ‘ cur d in afew weeks, after su ering 30 years. The Drafts cured James Gilbert, Locqmt) tive Dept, Mich. Cent. R. R., Jackson, Mlch., after 27 years 0 pain. ' Dr. Van Vleck, Jackson, Mll:li., writes that they cured him and he is now using them in his practice. 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